Jamaican Singer Pat Kelly Dies At 70 Due To Complications From Kidney Disease

Jamaican Reggae Singer Pat Kelly Died At The Age Of 70 On 16^th July, Tuesday Suffering Kidney Complications.

• Pat Kelly died at the age of 70.
• Pat died on 16^th July, Tuesday suffering kidney complications.
• Pat’s friend, Anthony “Chips” Richards confirmed that Pat’s wife Jackie Kelly informed him of pa s sing.
• Pat started his professional career in the late 1960s.
• Pat recorded his first songs in the mid-1960s for Bunny Lee.

Pat Kelly, who started his professional career in the late 1960s, has died in the early 70s. He died on 16^th July 2019, Tuesday, due to complications from kidney disease.

Pat’s friend, Anthony “Chips” Richards confirmed that Pat’s wife Jackie Kelly informed him of pa s sing.

Releasing a statement, Anthony admitted that Pat was not just a great singer but also a man of high discipline. Anthony and Pat first met in the United Kingdom in the early 1970s. During that time, Pat was on a high thanks to the hit songs named Talk About Love and How Long.

Pat recorded his first songs in the mid-1960s for Bunny Lee, who was his childhood friend. Bunny even produced numerous of his songs.

Pat had worked on recording sessions for Delroy Wilson, Gregory Isaacs, and Johnny Clarke.